Sentence examples for complex narrative of from inspiring English sources

He was educated under a system that had forgotten that knowing the complex narrative of a patient's life is a necessary part of treating him or her.

We become merciful, she wrote, when we behave as the "concerned reader of a novel," understanding each person's life as a "complex narrative of human effort in a world full of obstacles".

At times Cronin's prose is clotted – the history of sport is "a complex narrative of non-lineal changes that were constantly fractured by time and place"- and he can be somewhat preachy.

That is the complex narrative of a country that has defied stereotypes and had three democratically elected presidents in 18 years; which has avoided racial conflagration; which has given more electricity to more people in the shortest space of time than any other in the world.

But it is her vision of African-American artist, Kara Walker, that best embodies the complex narrative of Maiwald's style.

All 15 of these artists and stories, and the 25 works they have collectively contributed, comprise what becomes a united, albeit complex, narrative of female creativity. .

Many fairy tales — and most of Dahl's work — are complex narratives of wish fulfillment.

Tim Klingender, director of the indigenous art department of Sotheby's Australia, said that many collectors and galleries rated Mr. Possum "high in the pantheon of aboriginal painters" for his "innovative visual language and complex narratives of myths".

The BBC correspondent, Fergal Keane, who probably knows Aung San Suu Kyi better than any other foreign journalist, has admitted that "we knew too little of Myanmar and its complex narratives of ethnic rivalries...

There is even a nod to the complex narratives of Hieronymus Bosch.

@Owen_Myers.